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    Sun protection is vital, but it shouldn’t be a source of stress during upcoming warm-weather days. Read on to learn some simple habits you can easily incorporate into your daily routine to keep your skin healthy and protected.
    Whether you’re a college student or a professional woman indulging in a mini-vacation this spring, temperatures are warming up and it’s time to start thinking about packing that suitcase. But don’t leave your good beauty habits behind! Here’s how to choose travel-friendly essentials for that spring break trip.
    Warm weather is just around the corner, so let the spring cleaning begin! But don’t stop at the junk drawers and linen closets; give some special attention to your wardrobe and beauty arsenal as well. Out with cozy sweaters and furry boots and in with pencil skirts and perky pumps. This season, remake your look with spring-inspired outfits, hairstyles and makeup.
    Have you been daydreaming of brighter colors and lighter fabrics? You’re not alone. Get a jump on the hottest trends of the season for the boost you need to (finally!) welcome spring. Here’s a list of spring 2012’s cosmetic and fashion must-haves to put you ahead of the pack with the arrival of warmer weather.
    As winter melts away and we begin to see bright colors work their way back into nature, these shades should reappear in our clothes and cosmetics, too. This season, bright spring-inspired shades ranging from radiant reds to deep purples will bloom before our eyes. Learn how to infuse them into your look, here.
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    A: While it may sound like the easiest option, it’s virtually impossible to use enough foundation or powder to get the protection you need. According to Dr. Leslie Baumann for Allure: "You would need to apply 14 times the amount [of powder] people normally use.” Foundation is a little better, but you’d still need to use seven times more than you ordinarily do!
    A: Sunscreen should last about three years, but if it has been sitting in a hot car all summer long, it can go bad sooner. If the product looks or smells differently than when you bought it, toss it. Your skin will thank you later.
    A: Absolutely, but it’s simple to prevent sun-damaged lips. Just swap your ordinary lip balm for a balm with SPF 30 and you won’t have to worry. Try Coola Liplux - Original, which hydrates and also repairs sun damage.
    A: Winter officially ends toward the end of March, but you can experiment with these shades a bit earlier. If you’re going on a warm-weather vacation, or have a birthday or other special event coming up, don’t be afraid to showcase these new spring beauty trends.

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